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FOL Book Sale Begins Oct. 1

More than 30,000 books (and CDs, DVDs and other media) await attendees of the Friends of the Richardson Library (FOL) Book Sale, Oct. 1-3 in the Library’s Basement Program Room.

Happening At The Eisemann Center

Here’s what’s happening at the Eisemann Center.

Last Weekend for “Noises Off” at Repertory Company Theatre

Repertory Company Theatre is presenting Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off” through Sept. 26. This beloved comedy follows a troupe of mediocre actors as they blunder from a bad dress rehearsal to a spectacularly disastrous performance.

Revitalization Awards Nominations Due Oct. 8

iness for a 2021 Community Revitalization Award, an annual City awards program which recognizes property owners who have enhanced the community by making significant improvements to their properties.

City’s Butterfly Gardens Ready for Monarch Migration

onarch butterflies have begun their annual southbound migration, heading from Canada and the northern/Midwest U.S. to their winter home in Mexico, and have already begun showing up in Texas.

Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Coco is one of our longest residents and we are at a loss as to why! She is potty-trained and even knows how to ring a bell to alert you that it’s “go-time!”

Feeding Children Everywhere

aith Alliance, in partnership with Compassionate DFW and the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC), hosted the 6th Annual Feeding Children Everywhere (US Hunger) Compassion Event

Family Fun Day at the Network of Community Ministries

The Network of Community Ministries (NETWORK) held a celebration this morning at its new headquarters located at 1500 International Pkwy.

Butterfly Gardening Class Online Sept. 23

Learn easy and practical tips to create butterfly habitat in your landscape, which will bring it to life with activity in addition to helping pollinate your favorite plants. The class includes information about how to select the right plants as host species for caterpillars and the best native and adapted flowers that provide long-lasting blooms as nectar sources.

Richardson Animal Shelter Welcomes Six Dogs from Collin County Animal Shelter

The Richardson Animal Shelter recently got a few new temporary residents this week thanks to the Collin County Animal Shelter. With the McKinney-based shelter at full capacity and Richardson having some empty kennels, six dogs took the trip down US 75 in the next step on their journey to finding a forever home.